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Charles McLean Andrews papers

 Collection
Call Number: MS 38

Scope and Contents

The Charles McLean Andrews Papers consist of correspondence, research files, writings, photographs, and memorabilia, which document the personal life and professional career of Charles McLean Andrews, his wife Evangeline Walker Andrews, and other family members. More than half of the correspondence is between Walker and Andrews family members, and the major correspondents in the papers, besides Andrews and his wife are: Andrews's parents William Watson and Elizabeth Byrne Williams Andrews; his sisters Mary Williams and Elizabeth Parkhill Andrews; Evangeline Andrews's mother and sister, Laura Marion Seymour Brandt and Ethel McCoy Walker Smith; and the Andrews's children, Ethel Andrews Murphy Harlan and John Williams Andrews. Charles McLean Andrews's education and early career are detailed in family correspondence, as are Evangeline Walker Andrews's Bryn Mawr activities, travels, and historical and theatrical interests and writings. The correspondence also chronicles the development of the Ethel Walker School and the lives of the Andrews's children.

The papers document, though less extensively, Charles McLean Andrews historical research, writing, and publishing. Frequent correspondents include fellow historians, co-authors, former students (many of them women), librarians, and archivists. The professional correspondence consists primarily of incoming letters and reflects more of the correspondents' careers and activities than those of Andrews. Research and writings files detail Andrews's studies in colonial history and preparation of guides to source material in British and American libraries and archives.

Evangeline Walker Andrews and John Williams Andrews gave the majority of the papers to the Yale Library between 1944 and 1970. (Andrews's sister Elizabeth Parkhill Andrews deposited additional early family correspondence in the Connecticut Historical Society.) The papers date from 1723 to 1967, but the bulk of the material spans the period 1885 to 1956. The papers are arranged in six series: I. CORRESPONDENCE, 1792-1956; II. RESEARCH FILES, 1893-1943; III. WRITINGS, 1891-1952; IV. ALBUMS AND SCRAPBOOKS, 1860-1943; V. EVANGELINE W. ANDREWS PAPERS, 1863-1966; and VI. MISCELLANEA, 1723-1967; and one addition.

Series II, III, and VI contain material relating primarily to Charles McLean Andrews. The other series contain material relating to many members of the Andrews and Walker families.

Series I, CORRESPONDENCE, is the largest series and comprises half of the papers. The series is arranged in chronological order and dates from 1792 to 1956. An alphabetical list of correspondents is appended at the end of this register, and correspondence to or from individuals named on this list and others may be located by consulting the Manuscripts and Archives Departmental Catalog.

The first half of the series is composed almost entirely of family correspondence. Members of the Andrews and Walker families habitually used various pet names in addressing each other. A glossary of such names includes:

Evangeline Walker Andrews: Van, Vangie, Tweedles, Bannie, or Mudsy

Ethel Walker Smith: Diddle, Atty.

Julia Lincoln Ray Andrews: Dobbin

Elizabeth Parkhill Andrews: Bess, Betsy

Mary Williams Andrews: Mamie

Elizabeth Roberts Andrews: Liza

Laura Walker Brandt: Mumsey

Ethel Andrews Harlan: Blessing

The earliest correspondence is that of William Watson Andrews, but the bulk of the correspondence dates after Charles McLean Andrews's graduation from Trinity College. Letters to his mother in 1885 describe Andrews's teaching position in West Hartford. Letters beginning in 1886 describe his graduate studies in history at Johns Hopkins, dissertation research, and a teaching position at Bryn Mawr. The first exchanges between Andrews and his future wife are found in the correspondence for 1893, and from their engagement until marriage in June 1895 there are almost daily exchanges of notes and letters describing social life and work at Bryn Mawr. The succeeding correspondence chronicles the births of children, research and travel in Europe, and the life at Bryn Mawr, Johns Hopkins, Yale. Letters refer to friendships with Otis and Maud Skinner and others active in education and the theater. Included in the files are many picture post cards from European travels and summer vacations in New England and upstate New York.

There is extensive family correspondence containing discussions of the founding of the Ethel Waker School in Lakewood, New Jersey, in 1911 and the school's move to its permanent site in Simsbury, Connecticut, in 1917. Exchanges between Evangeline Walker Andrews and her sister Ethel Walker detail the first years of the school's existence, while letters from Ethel Andrews to her parents describe the life of a student at the school. Evangeline Walker Andrews lived in residence at the school for several years while Charles Andrews lived in New Haven and travelled on research trips. As a result there are many exchanges between the two which depict life at the Ethel Walker School, ongoing historical research and editing, and family life. Letters from son John tell of his education at the Taft School and Yale (Class of 1920) and his military and pilot's training following the outbreak of World War I. The 1916 correspondence includes a series of letters relative to a controversy at Bryn Mawr over the administration of President M. Carey Thomas, and letters from daughter Ethel tell of her experience at the college.

From 1919 to 1920 Ethel Andrews studied drama with George Pierce Baker at Harvard. Her letters describe playwriting efforts, a subsequent move to New York, interests in the stage, marriage to architect Henry Killam Murphy (1920 Dec), and their trip to China. At about the same time John Andrews worked as a writer and journalist in China, and his letters report on some of the desperate economic and social conditions he witnessed.

The proportion of family correspondence decreases from the 1920s through 1943, but there is enough included in the papers to follow the personal lives and activities of several family members. Ethel Andrews divorced Murphy in 1926 and married John Marshall Harlan in 1928. John Williams Andrews pursued a career in law, writing, government service, and public relations and married Elizabeth Roberts in 1934. Letters of Charles and Evangeline Andrews to family members describe their travels around the world in 1926 and 1927, and vacations at their residences in East Dover, Vermont and Jupiter, Florida. Evangeline Andrews's correspondence also describes her work raising funds for Bryn Mawr and her activities as Connecticut state president of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. There continue to be frequent letters from Ethel Walker following her marriage to Dr. Terry Smith. These letters concern her travels, the Ethel Walker School, and friends from Bryn Mawr.

Scattered throughout the first half of the correspondence are occasional letters from Charles McLean Andrews's professional colleagues which relate to his teaching appointments and research. There are many congratulatory letters in the 1906 files on Andrews's appointment to the faculty at Johns Hopkins University. Correspondence in the 1910 files with George Burton Adams, Max Farrand, and Arthur T. Hadley concerns Andrews's appointment at Yale.

Supplementing these sparse early professional files is a transcript of Andrews's letters, 1906-1910, to John Franklin Jameson which relate to Andrews's work on his Guides (folder 1028). There is also correspondence with co-author Mary Dyer Williams McLean concerning The Ancestors and Descendants of Ezekiel Williams of Wethersfield, 1608-1907 .

Beginning in the 1920s the incoming professional letters are more numerous. There are frequent letters from fellow historians, editors, and librarians such as Jameson, Kanichi Asakawa, R.D.W. Connor, James Truslow Adams, Julian Boyd, Clarence G. Carter, Max Farrand, Evarts Boutell Greene, Burton Alva Konkle, Samuel Eliot Morison, Charles Seymour, and George Dudley Seymour. Letters from George Dutcher concern the work of the Connecticut Tercentenary Commission. Publications of the commission are also the subject of letters from A.C. Bates. There are numerous letters from George Parmly Day concerning historical publications of the Yale University Press as well as personal news.

The most frequent correspondents represented in the second half of the series are Andrews's graduate students and former students who discuss their teaching, research, and personal lives. Represented among them are: Charles Albro Barker, Ruth Mary Bourne, William R. Bridgewater, Isabel M. Calder, Dora Mae Clark, Mary Patterson Clark, Charles Crittenden, Hasting Eells, Florence Fast, Susan Fitzgerald, Laurence Gipson, Clarence Gould, Gertrude Ann Jacobsen, Cecil Johnson, Leonard Labaree, Ralph Lounsbury, Edith McQueen, Robert E. Moody, Jarvis M. Morse, Nellie Neilson, Stanley McCrory Pargellis, Clarence Rife, George Herbert Ryden, and Dorothy Towle.

There are six boxes of correspondence following Charles McLean Andrews's death in 1943. The correspondence is primarily between family-members and concerns the careers and personal lives of the Andrews's children and grandchildren. Evangeline Andrews's correspondence with George Parmly Day concerns the publication of Jonathan Dickinson's journal, which she had co-edited with her husband. There is also correspondence with Labaree and others concerning memorials to Charles McLean Andrews at Yale and Bryn Mawr and with Abraham Eisenstadt and John Beverley Riggs concerning biographies of Andrews.

Series II is composed of notes made by Andrews in his research on colonial America and on historical sources. Folders in the section General contain notes on collections of materials or transcripts of documents which are organized according to the institution holding the items. Folders in the section Topics include copies of documents, citation lists, notes, writings, lecture notes, notebooks, charts, maps, correspondence, printed matter, and writings of others relative to the topics listed. At the end of the series are many photostats of colonial documents.

Series III includes drafts, notes, research material, illustrations, and correspondence for a small percentage of Andrews's books, articles, speeches, and other writings. Only three books are represented: Colonial Period of American History (4 volumes), God's Protecting Providence, and The Ancestors and Descendants of Ezekiel Williams of Wethersfield, 1608-1907. Files for the last title include family correspondence with Robert Coleman Walker and others concerning family members in LaPorte, Indiana. The Addresses and Articles section includes few of the titles on the bibliography of Andrews's works compiled by Leonard Labaree and George W. Pierson. The section is primarily composed of handwritten notes and drafts rather than printed copies. Folder 892 includes an itinerary of the Andrews family's travels on research and vacation trips. At the end of the series are papers written for Andrews by graduate students, which are organized by student name, and copies of questions asked by Andrews on examinations of graduate students.

Series IV includes albums and scrapbooks belonging to Charles Andrews and other family members. The album in folder 934 contains photographs of the Andrews household at Bryn Mawr and includes numerous pictures of the Andrews children. Folder 935 contains photographs of an around the world tour about 1914. It includes many pictures taken in the Far East and Egypt. Since the Andrewses were not abroad at that time it seems likely that this album belonged to another family member, possibly Henry Killam Murphy. The album in folder 936 contains a collection of formal portraits of both Union and Confederate Civil War officers, politicians, theater people, and unidentified family members, while the album in folder 937 is a class album containing portraits of faculty, students, and friends of Charles McLean Andrews while he was at Trinity College.

The Scrapbooks section of Series IV includes several scrapbooks kept by Charles McLean Andrews over the course of his entire life. In the scrapbooks he placed correspondence, clippings, book reviews, printed material, and memorabilia from some of the more significant events in his life such as graduations, job appointments, the publication of books, and professional honors and awards. In order to conserve these materials the scrapbooks were taken apart and the correspondence added to Series I. Other materials from the scrapbooks are filed unbound in folders 938-944. Scrapbooks of correspondence and memorabilia from Andrews's trips to Europe in 1896 and 1898 are in folders 947-948.

Series V is composed of correspondence, printed material, memorabilia, and photographs relating primarily to Evangeline Andrews but also to her children, sister, and other members of her family. There are several files of correspondence, notes, clippings, sketches, and memorabilia relating to Evangeline Andrews's alumnae, theatrical, and fund-raising activities for Bryn Mawr College. There are similar files for her work with the Colonial Dames; these also include minutes, reports, and architectural plans for historic preservation and restoration projects. Folders 951-954 concern efforts by the Andrewses, George Parmly Day, and Wilhelmine Day to promote the operatic career of singer Everette Ralph Alexander. These files include programs, photographs, and memorabilia as well as correspondence. The series also includes two volumes of mounted condolence letters received by Evangeline Andrews on the death of Charles McLean Andrews. Folders 977-979 contain transcripts of letters to Ethel Andrews Murphy Harlan, from her parents. Included under the heading "Family papers" are memorabilia, printed material, and photographs relating to several family members.

The series contains several files concerning the travels of the Andrews family. Boxes 93 and 94 contain postcards from various trips abroad, including the 1926-1927 world tour which is chronicled in the diaries, account books, and family letters in folders 993-998. At the end of the series are several folders containing Evangeline Andrews's own writings, including plays, masques, poems, speeches, and a film script. Included also is a journal kept by Evangeline Andrews which is a combination diary and commonplace book. Some of the entries in the volume relate to time spent at the Ethel Walker School.

Series VI, MISCELLANEA, contains organizational files of agendas, minutes, reports, and correspondence relating to Charles McLean Andrews's committee work for the America Historical Association, the Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Advisory Committee of Historians, and the Connecticut Tercentenary Commission Committee on Historical Publications. The series also includes an autobiographical sketch and several biographical sketches and assessments of Andrews and his research. The series concludes with photographs and memorabilia of Andrews and other family members. The memorabilia includes several 18th century pamphlets collected by Andrews.

The addition consists of 175 off-prints of articles written by various authors, with notes and marginalia by Andrews.

Dates

  • 1723-1967

Creator

Conditions Governing Access

The materials are open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

Unpublished materials authored or otherwise produced by the creator(s) of this collection are in the public domain. There are no restrictions on use. Copyright status for other collection materials is unknown. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.) beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners. Works not in the public domain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyright owners. Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Gifts of Evangeline Walker Andrews, John Williams Andrews, and others, 1944-1979. Transferred from the Kaplanoff Librarian for American History, 2016.

Arrangement

Arranged in six series: I. Correspondence, 1792-1956. II. Research Files, 1893-1943. III. Writings, 1891-1952. IV. Albums and Scrapbooks, 1860-1943. V. Evangeline W. Andrews Papers, 1863-1966. VI. Miscellanea, 1723-1967: and one addition.

Extent

48.0 Linear Feet (106 boxes)

Language of Materials

English

Catalog Record

A record for this collection is available in Orbis, the Yale University Library catalog

Persistent URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.0038

Abstract

The papers consist of correspondence, research files (including notes, transcripts, and photocopies of historical documents), writings, photograph albums, and memorabilia relating to the personal life and professional career of American historian Charles McLean Andrews; his wife, Evangeline Walker Andrews; and other family members. More than half the correspondence is between family members. Charles Andrews's education and early career are detailed in correspondence with his parents, wife, and sisters. Evangeline Andrews's correspondence with her parents; her sister, Ethel Walker Smith; her husband; and her children concerns her Bryn Mawr activities, travels, historical and theatrical interests and writing, and the activities of family members. The correspondence also chronicles the development of the Ethel Walker School. Charles McLean Andrews's professional correspondents include former students, co-authors, fellow historians, librarians, and archivists. The professional correspondence is overwhelmingly incoming and reflects more of the correspondents' careers and activities than those of Andrews. Research and writings files detail Andrews's historical interests.

Biographical / Historical

Charles McLean Andrews was born on February 22, 1863, in Wethersfield, Connecticut. He graduated from Trinity College (A.B., 1884) and received his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1889. Andrews taught history at Bryn Mawr College (1889-1907), Johns Hopkins University (1907-1910), and at Yale University (1910-1931, professor emeritus, 1933-1943), where he also served as director of historical publications (1931-1933). He published extensively in the field of American colonial history. His guides to sources in British archives are considered to be a major contribution to the historiography of early America and his book, Colonial Period of American History: The Settlements, won him a Pulitzer Prize in 1935. Andrews was a prominent figure in the American Historical Association and other professional organizations. He died in New Haven, Connecticut, on September 9, 1943.

SELECT LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS

SELECT LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS

  1. Adams, Charles Francis1835-1915
  2. Adams, George Burton1851-1925
  3. Adams, James Truslow1878-1949
  4. Adams, Randolph Greenfield, 1892-1951
  5. Akeley, Mary L (Jobe)1886-1966
  6. Amos, Sir Maurice Sheldon1872-1940
  7. Andrews, Caroline Caldwell (Jenkins)
  8. Andrews, Charles McLean,1863-1943
  9. Andrews, Elizabeth Byrne (Williams)-1906
  10. Andrews, Elizabeth Parkhill1868-
  11. Andrews, Evangeline Holcombe (Walker)1869-1962
  12. Andrews, James Parkhill.1854-1936
  13. Andrews, John Williams,1899-
  14. Andrews, Julia Lincoln (Ray)
  15. Andrews, Mary Wiliams1865-1924
  16. Andrews, William Given1835-1912
  17. Andrews, William Watson-1897
  18. Angell, James Rowland,1869-1949
  19. Asakawa, Kwan-Ichi1873-1948
  20. Bailey, Melville Knox1856-
  21. Baker, Christina S (Hopkinson)-1959
  22. Baker, George Pierce,1866-1935
  23. Barker, Charles Albro1904-
  24. Barnes, Viola Florence1885-
  25. Barton, Bruce,1886-
  26. Bates, Albert Carlos1865-
  27. Beebe, William1851-1917
  28. Bemis, Samuel Flagg1891-
  29. Benchley, Robert Charles1889-1945
  30. Benét, Steven Vincent1898-1943
  31. Biggar, Henry Percival1872-
  32. Bingham, Hiram1875-1956
  33. Bining, Arthur Cecil1893-
  34. Blodget, Cornelia Otis (Skinner)1901-
  35. Bonds, Beverley Waugh1878-
  36. Bowman, Isiah1878-1950
  37. Boyd, Julian Parks1903-
  38. Bragdon, Claude Fayette1866-1946
  39. Brainard, Homer Worthington1864-
  40. Brandt, Laura Marian (Seymour) Walker-1924
  41. Bridenbaugh, Carl,1903-
  42. Brinton, Clarence Crane,1898-
  43. Brooks, Van Wyck1886-1963
  44. Buckland, Edward Grant1866-
  45. Bull, Norris Langdon,1889-
  46. Butler, James Ramsay Montagu1889-
  47. Butterfield, Agnes Mary (Whitson)1900-
  48. Cabell, James Branch1879-1958
  49. Cadbury, Jenry Joel1883-
  50. Canby, Henry Seidel1873-1961
  51. Carter, Clarence Edwin1881-
  52. Cheesman, Abiah Herrick1866-
  53. Coker, Francis William1878-1963
  54. Collins, Francis Arnold1873-1957
  55. Commager, Henry Steele1902-
  56. Conklin, Edwin Grant1863-1952
  57. Connor, Robert Diggs Wimberly1878-
  58. Crane, Verner Winslow1889-
  59. Crittenden, Charles Christopher1902-
  60. Crofut, Florence S Marcy
  61. Cross, Wilbur Lucius1862-1948
  62. Dakin, Arthur Hazard1905-
  63. Dana, James Dwight1889-1951
  64. Dana, Maria Trumbull1867-1961
  65. Damrosch, Walter Johannes1862-195O
  66. Day, George Parmly1876-1959
  67. Dewey, John,1859-1952
  68. Dexter, Franklin Bowditch1842-1920
  69. Donaldson, Norman Vaux1891-1964
  70. Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, baron1878-1957
  71. Dutcher, George Mathew1874-1959
  72. Eells, Hastings1895-
  73. Eisenstadt, Abraham Seldin1920-
  74. Fairchild, Fred Rogers1877-1966
  75. Farish, Hunter Dickinson1897-
  76. Farrand, Beatrix (Cadwalader)1879-1959
  77. Farrand, Max1869-1945
  78. Ferber, Edna1887-
  79. Finley, John Park1854-
  80. Firth, Sir Charles Harding1857-1936
  81. Fisher, George Park,1827-1909
  82. Fisher, Harbert Albert Laurens,1865-1940
  83. Fisher, Samuel Herbert1867-1957
  84. FitzGerald, Susan (Walker)1871-1943
  85. Fitz Roy, Sir Almeric William1851-
  86. Forbes, Allyn Bailey1897-
  87. Fox Dixon Ryan1887-1945
  88. Fosdick, Harry Emerson1878-
  89. Freeman, Douglas Southall1886-1953
  90. Gabriel, Ralph Henry1890-
  91. Galpin, Henry Larned1881-1961
  92. Gambrill, John Montgomery1880-1953
  93. Garrison, Curtis Wiswell1901-
  94. Gerould, Katherine (Fullerton)1879-1944
  95. Gesell, Arnold1880-1961
  96. Gilbert, Cass1859-1934
  97. Gilman, Daniel Coit1831-1908
  98. Gipson, Lawrence Henry1880-
  99. Godard, George Seymour1865-1936
  100. Goodwin, William Archer Rutherford1869-1939
  101. Gould, Alice Bache
  102. Greene, Evarts Bontell1870-1947
  103. Greenfield, Kent Roberts1893-
  104. Guiney, Louise Imogen, 1861-1920
  105. Hadden, Briton1898-1929
  106. Hadley, Helen Harrison (Morris)1864-1939
  107. Hall, Hubert1857-1944
  108. Halsey, Richard T, Haines1865-1942
  109. Hamilton, Joseph Grégoire de Roulhac1878-
  110. Hamlin, Paul Mahlon1896-
  111. Hand, Augustus Noble1869-1954
  112. Hand, Learned1872-
  113. Harkness, Edward Stephen1874-1940
  114. Harlan, Ethel (Andrews) Murphy1897-
  115. Harlan, John Marshall1899-
  116. Harper, Lawrence Averell1901-
  117. Harrison, Fairfax1869-1938
  118. Hart, Albert Bushnell1854-
  119. Henderson, Archibald1877-
  120. Hocking, William Ernest1873-1966
  121. Holt, Hamilton1872-1951
  122. Howe, Florence (Thompson)
  123. Hull, William Isaac1868-1939
  124. Hutchins, Robert Maynard1899-
  125. James, May Winsor (Hall)1889-
  126. Jameson, John Franklin1859-1937
  127. Jennings, Annie Burr1855-1939
  128. Jernegan, Marcus Wilson1872-1949
  129. Johnson, Alba Boardman1858-1935
  130. Johnson, Joseph Esrey1906-
  131. Johnston, Frederic Cummins
  132. Kendall, William Sergeant1869-1938
  133. Keogh, Andrew,1869-1953
  134. Klingberg, Frank Joseph1883-
  135. Knollenberg, Bernhard1892-
  136. Konkle, Burton Alva1861-1944
  137. Labaree, Leonard Woods,1897-
  138. Lodge, Sir Richard,1855-1936
  139. Lohmann, Carl Albert1887-1957
  140. Lounsbury, Ralph Greenlee,1896-
  141. Lucas, Sir Charles Prestwood1853-1931
  142. Lunt, Dudley Cammett1896-
  143. McAfee, Helen Flora1884-1956
  144. McBride, Katherine Elizabeth1904-
  145. McLaughlin, Andrew Cunningham1861-1947
  146. McLean, Mary D (Williams)-1906
  147. Mackleish, Archibald1892-
  148. MacMechan, Archibald McKellar1862-1933
  149. Malone, Dumas,1892-
  150. Manning, Frederick Johnson1894-
  151. Manning, Helen Herron (Taft)1891-
  152. Meeks, Everett Victor1879-1954
  153. Mitchell, Sydney Knox1875-1948
  154. Mitchell, Stewart,1892-1957
  155. Mood, Fulmer1898-
  156. Moody, Robert Earle1901-
  157. Morgan, William Thomas1883-1946
  158. Morison, Samuel Eliot1883-1946
  159. Morris, Charles Newton1860-
  160. Morris, Richard Brandon1904-
  161. Morse, Jarvis Means1899-
  162. Morton, Richard Lee1889-
  163. Moss, Charles George Gordon1899-
  164. Murdock, Kenneth Ballard1895-
  165. Myers, Albert Cook1874-
  166. Neilson, Nellie, 1873-1947
  167. Nell, Andreas
  168. Nettels, Curtis Putnam,1898-
  169. Nevins, Allan1890-
  170. Newhall, Richard Agee,1888-
  171. Newsome, Albert Ray1894-1951
  172. Newton, Arthur Percival1873-
  173. Nicoll, Allardyce1894-
  174. Nicoll, Josephine ()
  175. Norton, William Bernard1857-
  176. Notestein, Wallace1878-
  177. Nute, Grace Lee1895-
  178. Ogilby, Remsen Brinckerhoff1881-1943
  179. Osgood, Herbert Levi1855-1918
  180. Paltsits, Victor Rages1861-1952
  181. Pargellis, Stanley McCrory1898-
  182. Park, Marion Edwards1875-
  183. Parrish, Maxfield1870-1966
  184. Parsons, Francis1871-1937
  185. Peers, Sir Edwin1835-1919
  186. Pease, Laurette Eustis (Potts)1868-
  187. Peck, Epaphroditus1860-1938
  188. Penrose, Charles1886-1958
  189. Petrov, Vasili1900-
  190. Phelps, William Lyon1865-1943
  191. Philbrick, Francis Samuel1876-
  192. Phillips, James Duncan1876-
  193. Phillips, John Marshall1905-1953
  194. Pierson, George Wilson1904-
  195. Pottle, Emery Bemsley1875-
  196. Purdy, Lawson1863-1959
  197. Putnam, Bertha Haven1872-
  198. Putnam, Herbert,1861-1955
  199. Ragats, Lowell Joseph1897-
  200. Rait, Sir Robert Sangster1874-1936
  201. Randall, Daniel Richard1864-1936
  202. Read, Conyers1881-1959
  203. Reed, Edward Bliss1872-1940
  204. Reeves, William Peters1865-1945
  205. Reid, Adam1808-1878
  206. Rhoades, Charles James1872-1954
  207. Rife, Clarence White1888-
  208. Riggs, John Beverley1918-
  209. Robertson, Sir Charles Grant1869-1948
  210. Robinson, Chalfont,1871-1946
  211. Rollins, Carl Purrington1880-1960
  212. Root, Edwin Park1861-1938
  213. Root, Winifred Trexler1879-1947
  214. Rudin, Harry Rudolph1898-
  215. Ryden, George Herbert1884-1941
  216. St. John, Clara Hitchcock (Seymour)1880-1958
  217. Sarg, Tony,1882-1942
  218. Sargent, Elizabeth Collier1881-
  219. Sargent, Henry Bradford1851-1927
  220. Sawtelle, William Otis1874-
  221. Seymour, Charles1885-1963
  222. Seymour, George Dudley1859-1945
  223. Shipman, Arthur Leffingwell1864-1937
  224. Shorey, Paul1857-1934
  225. Shotwell, James Thomson1874-
  226. Shurtleff, Harold Robert1883-1938
  227. Siebert, Wilbur Henry1866-
  228. Simonds, Bruce1895-
  229. Sioussat, St. George Leakin1878-
  230. Skinner, Maud (Durbin)
  231. Skinner, Otis1858-1942
  232. Slade, Caroline (McCormick)-1952
  233. Smith, Abbott Emerson1906-
  234. Smith, Datus Clifford1907-
  235. Smith, Earl Terry1876-1952
  236. Smith, Ethel McCoy (Walker)1872-1965
  237. Smith, Jessie Willcox-1935
  238. Smyth, Herbert Weir1857-1937
  239. Speer, Robert Elliott1867-1947
  240. Sprunt, James1846-1924
  241. Steiner, Walter Ralph1870-1942
  242. Stevens, Shepherd1880-1962
  243. Stone, Harlan Fiske1872-1946
  244. Swan, Thomas Walter1877-
  245. Swem, Earl Gregg1870-
  246. Taft, Eleanor K (Chase)-1961
  247. Taft, Horace Dutton1861-1943
  248. Taft, William Howard, Pres. U. S.1857-1930
  249. Tatum, Edward Howland,1908-
  250. Tebeau, Charlton Watson1904?-
  251. Thacher, Thomas Day1881-1950
  252. Thomas, M Carey1857-1935
  253. Tinker, Chauncey Brewster1876-1963
  254. Towle, Dorothy (Siemering)1906-
  255. Turner, Edward Reymond1881-1929
  256. Tuttle, Henry Emerson1890-1946
  257. Updike, Daniel Berkeley1860-1941
  258. Vanamee, Grace (Davis)1876-1946
  259. Van Doren, Carl Clinton1885-1950
  260. Van Tyne, Claude Halstead1869-1930
  261. Van Zile, Edward Sims1863-1931.
  262. Ver Planck, Susan V (Walker)
  263. Walcott, Frederic Collin1869-1949
  264. Walker, Annie Rose-1934
  265. Walker, John Garland-1932
  266. Wasson, Robert Gordon1898-
  267. Welch, Archibald Ashley1859-1935
  268. Welles, Lemuel Aiken1870-
  269. Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson1879-1966
  270. Wilder, Thornton Niven1897-
  271. Williams, George Clinton Fairchild1857-1933
  272. Williams, John Whitridge1866-1931
  273. Williams Stanley Thomas1888-1956
  274. Wing, Asa Shove1850-1931
  275. Winslow, Charles-Edward Amory1877-1957
  276. Wooley, Mary Emma1863-1947
  277. Yonge, Julian, Chandler1879-
  278. Young, Karl1879-1943
  279. Young, Stark1881-
  280. Young, Robert Fitzgibbon1879-1960
Title
Guide to the Charles McLean Andrews Papers
Status
Under Revision
Author
compiled by Diane E. Kaplan, William E. Brown, Jr. and Terry Hsu
Date
November 1986
Description rules
Finding Aid Created In Accordance With Manuscripts And Archives Processing Manual
Language of description note
Finding aid written in English.

Part of the Manuscripts and Archives Repository

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New Haven CT 06520-8240 US
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(203) 432-7441 (Fax)

Location

Sterling Memorial Library
Room 147
120 High Street
New Haven, CT 06511

Opening Hours